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It's a set of principles designed to guide key players in tourism development.

It's made up of 10 articles, covering economic, social, cultural, and environmental components of travel and tourism.

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Tourism, a beneficial activity for host countries and communities

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Tourism, a beneficial activity for host countries and communities

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1. Local population should do some tourism activities and share equitably in the economy to create direct and indirect jobs.

2. tourism policies should be applied to help the rise of the standars of living of the populations. The planning and architectural approach to and operation of tourism resorts and accommodation should aim to integrate those areas  where skills are equal, priority should be given to local manpower.

3.Special attention should be paid to the specific problems of coastal areas and island territories and to vulnerable rural or mountain regions where tourism represent an opportunity for developement of the economic activities.

4.Tourism professionals, particularly investors,should carry out studies of the impact of their development projects on the environment. They should also deliver, with the greatest transparency and objectivity, information on their future programmes.

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This article is about the obligations of stakeholders in tourism development.

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It was adopted in 1999 by the General Assembly of the World Tourism Organization. Two years later the United Nation recognised the importance of UNWTO, encouraging its promotion.

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To maximise the benefits of tourism and to minimise its potential negative impact on the environment, cultural heritage and societies across the globe.

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Governments

The travel industry

Communities

Tourists

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As a fundamental frame of reference for responsible and sustainable tourism, the Global Code of Ethics for Tourism (GCET) is a comprehensive set of principles designed to guide key-players in tourism development.

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Do an online investigation to add relevant information and materials. As you search online, make sure you include:
- Practical examples: they can be both negative or virtuous examples/stories/experiences;
- Photographs/videos and other significant documents;

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Add a tip (or more) for the responsible tourist, with regards to the topic of your article.

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THE ARTICLE PROVIDE TOURISTS

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ART. 4  This article is about the tourism resources to the common heritage of mankind. Tourism policies and activities should be conducted with respect for the artistic, archaeological and cultural heritage, particular care should be devoted to preserving and upgrading monuments, shrines and museums.

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The Article 9 guarantees the rights of the workers and entrepreneurs in the tourism industry.

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1. according to Article 13 of Universal Human Rights, tourists and visitors have the right to visit and discover new cultures without discrimination

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a negative example can be the increase in crime for example: two tourist throwing the trash in a monuments such as Fontana di Trevi

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Centro storico Operatori Ama impegnati per ripulire tutta la zona

I vigili presidiano la piazza ma i turisti sono scatenati

La Fontana di Trevi (Jpeg)

Il sindaco di Venezia, Massimo Cacciari annuncia, sul Gazzettino, che pubblicherà sul sito del Comune le fotografie che ha scattato in giro per le altre città d'arte, a cominciare da Roma e Firenze, per mostrare situazioni di degrado ben più gravi di quella lagunare. E il Corriere decide di verificare, portando obiettivo e taccuino a Fontana di Trevi, uno dei luoghi più visitati (e spesso più vandalizzati) alle ore 16 di sabato.

Una passeggiata tra migliaia di turisti che si accalcano per gettare la tradizionale monetina nell'acqua. Un afflusso costante e disordinato di persone che, inevitabilmente, lascia a terra una scia di cartacce e mozziconi, coppette di gelato e lattine vuote. Se ne trovano un bel po' ai lati della fontana, anche se la situazione appare nel complesso piuttosto ordinata. Anche per merito dell'addetto che, armato di ramazza verde fluorescente, alle 15.55 ha spazzato con cura tutta l'area davanti alla settecentesca fontana progettata da Niccolò Salvi.

A colpire l'attenzione, però, sono gli incoscienti che si arrampicano sui marmi antichi, approfittando degli scalini laterali sulla destra che portano praticamente dentro la rappresentazione barocca. Prima una coppietta che, incurante della norma antibivacco voluta dal sindaco Alemanno, si rifocilla con pane al prosciutto. E poi un'intera scolaresca - la "Mitica quinta" come è scritto sulle magliette arancioni - che trasforma le sponde della fontana in uno scivolo e si esercita in giochi di equilibrio rischiando di fare un tuffo alla Anita Ekberg. "Ragazzi, tutti giù subito!" intima urlando un vigile che per tutto il giorno ha gli occhi puntati sulla grande statua di Oceano scolpita da Pietro Bracci.

In tutto erano otto le divise che sabato pomeriggio vegliavano sulla piazza, anche per prevenire i classici ladri di monetine: due carabinieri in moto e sei vigili, quattro dei quali impegnati contro i venditori abusivi. Sulla piazza, infatti, si aggirano solo un paio di fotografi improvvisati che offrono ai turisti il tradizionale scatto davanti alla fontana. Per evitare i controlli, gli abusivi preferiscono le strade laterali: in via della Stamperia, per esempio, sono accalcati tra le macchine posteggiate e i cestini stracarichi di immondizia. Nessuna divisa, però, sembra notare il gruppo di operai al lavoro su piazza di Trevi. Davanti al palazzo che ospitò il presidente Pertini, infatti, si è rotta una condotta d'acqua. La perdita deve aver coinvolto anche il vicino negozio di scarpe da cui, a intervalli regolari, esce fuori un uomo con un secchio in mano. L'acqua sporca finisce nei tombini e sui sanpietrini, creando pozzanghere puzzolenti proprio sotto i piedi dei turisti.

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19/04/2009 - i vigili presidiano la piazza ma i turisti sono scatenati

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Arrampicate e immondizia Il degrado della Fontana di Trevi - Corriere Roma

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La Fontana di Trevi (Jpeg) Il sindaco di Venezia, Massimo Cacciari annuncia, sul Gazzettino, che pubblicherà sul sito del Comune le fotografie che ha scattato in giro per le altre città d'arte, a cominciare da Roma e Firenze, per mostrare situazioni di degrado ben più gravi di quella lagunare.

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an experience of mine for example it was that to find cigarettes or plastic inside a monument

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Safeguarding their rights

Guaranteeing initial and continuous training

Limiting job insecurity

Giving social protections

Minimizing legal and administrative restrictions

Facilitating workers movements

Avoiding economic disparities

Promoting the partnership

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The article 7 is about equality on ethical tourism. It should regard financial equality, because tourism should be affordable to everybody. It should regard also the State which could help to develope facilities. This article focuses in the end on disabilities of people: they should be encouraged and facilitated.

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In Italy, especially in the restaurant sector and in bars, there are many workers who are exploited.
Very often they have to work between 10 and 12 hours a day, in addition wages and working conditions are not adequate.
To this is added denied holidays, unpaid overtime and non-existent days of rest.

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Unfortunately, there is a dark side of tourism, in which both visitors and locals participate, that is the human trafficking industry.

In term of tourism, there are many people who travel for the purpose of making illegal sexual acts.

It is about sex tourism, that is, the sexual exploitation of children by individuals who during a travel have sexual contact with minors. This type of tourism mainly affects the poorest countries such as Latin America and South-East Asia.

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2. tourists should have access to all administrative, health and legal services without contacting the consular representatives of their countries

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3. tourists should have the same rights as nationals of the country visited, their data and information should be stored especially if electronically

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4. Administrative procedures at borders should be improved and relations between countries encouraged to facilitate maximum freedom of travel

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A tourist, during a travel, should respect firstly the local community rights and also should help and contribute to limit these problems to be a good responsible tourist.

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5. tourists should have the opportunity to change their currency in the visited country if they need it

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Passport is an internationally accepted identity document used while traveling abroad. Issued by authorized institutions on demand. People can apply for a passport online or through institutions. Passport applications and fees are regulated by the law. Passport fee and to be 25 years old condition is required for some passports.

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This article is about to the contribution of tourism between peoples and societies

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This article is about to the contribution of tourism between peoples and societies

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for me the respect of the cultural heritage is the respect of the laws to protect the monuments, so do not damage the monuments in any way

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Tourism professionals must provide tourists with concrete informations about destination, hospitality and stay.

The contractual clauses must be easily understandable.

Clauses must guarantee the financial compensation due in the event of the contract.

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When it comes to passports, power is measured by global mobility.
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To how many countries can your passport take you without needing a visa? For the average traveler, it's a fun fact for a trivia quiz or geography bee. For many ultra-rich global entrepreneurs, it can be a metric of financial security, and a motivator behind purchasing a second or third passport for prices that can soar into seven figures.

Visa-free travel is the foundation of the Henley Passport Index, a ranking of the world's most powerful passports from the London-based global citizenship advisory firm Henley & Partners. Since 2006, the firm has monitored which of the world's passports deliver the most and least global mobility, based on exclusive data provided by the International Air Transport Association (IATA).

In general, the freedom to travel has expanded worldwide over recent years. Back in 2006, the average international traveler could visit 57 countries without needing to obtain a visa in advance. Today, the average has climbed to 107. But that apparent inclusivity is not what it seems, for it cloaks what Henley & Partners calls a "growing disparity between countries in the global north and those in the global south."

Henley's latest ranking, released today, shows that when it comes to travel freedom, the world can be divided into haves and have-nots. At the top of the haves heap sit Japan and Singapore, whose passport holders are entitled to visa-free entry to 192 destinations.

At the bottom of the have-nots pile is Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria, whose citizens can access fewer than 30 countries without a visa, while nations like Cameroon, Angola and Laos can access 50 - less than half the average number.

The map below shows which countries' passports have gained the most power between 2006 and 2022. The darker blue countries have been most effective in increasing the number of destinations their citizens can access visa-free or with a visa-on-arrival. Two of the biggest movers have been Ukraine, with 109 additional destinations, and the United Arab Emirates, with 140. During that same period, the U.S. added 56 destinations, while Canada and Mexico have added 60 and 61, respectively. For much of Africa and the Middle East, global mobility has been outpaced by the rest of the world.

While most countries in the world have enjoyed expanded global mobility, Africa and the Middle East have lagged.
Henley & Partners

The deepening divide between wealthier countries and poorer ones when it comes to international mobility was exacerbated with the arrival in late November of the omicron variant of the coronavirus. The discovery was met with a flurry of punishing restrictions against mainly African nations, which U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres described as a "travel apartheid." Last month, the U.S. lifted travel restrictions to those African countries.

This year's ranking is not so much a rebound as a stabilization for the American passport, which had been in decline even before the pandemic hit, sliding from first place to a nadir of eighth. This year, the American passport is tied with five other countries for sixth place, delivering visa-free access to 186 countries. But because multiple countries have equivalent visa-free scores, there are actually 15 countries outranking the U.S.

The top 10 rankings are below.

Henley Passport Index 2022 - Top 10

192 countries - Japan, Singapore

190 countries - Germany, S. Korea

189 countries - Finland, Italy, Luxembourg, Spain

188 countries - Austria, Denmark, France, Netherlands, Sweden

187 countries - Ireland, Portugal

186 countries - Belgium, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland, U.K., U.S.

185 countries - Australia, Canada, Czech Rep., Greece, Malta

183 countries - Hungary, Poland

182 countries - Lithuania, Slovakia

181 countries - Estonia, Latvia, Slovenia

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'Travel Apartheid': Inequalities Widen On The World's Most Powerful Passports List In 2022

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To how many countries can your passport take you without needing a visa? For the average traveler, it's a fun fact for a trivia quiz or geography bee. For many ultra-rich global entrepreneurs, it can be a metric of financial security, and a motivator behind purchasing a second or third passport for prices that can soar into seven figures.

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The tourism is important because it is not only a form of relax and fun, but also is an opportunity for self-education.

The tourisme activites should respect the rights of everyone, especially of the most vulnerable groups.

The exploitation of human beings is a crime and it must be punshed.

Travel for purposes of religion, health, education and cultural or linguistic exchanges are beneficial forms of tourism.

The introduction into curricula of education about the value of tourist exchanges, their economic, social and cultural benefits, and also their risks, should be encouraged.

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The article 10 is about the implementation of the principles of the Global Code of Ethics for Tourism.

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Promoting public and private stakeholders cooperation

Recognizing the role of international institutions

Avoiding any dispute relating to the application or interpretation of the Global Code of Ethics for Tourism

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(Recommendations)
The article:

Invites WTO members to actively implement the recommendations issued in previous session

Encourages the WTO member States to publish and disseminate the global Code of Ethics for tourism

Instruct the Secretary General to contact the Secretariat of the ONU in order to study how this Organization can associate itself with the Code

Invites the effective members of ONU and all the developpement tourism protagonists to communicate their complementary observations within 6 month

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2-3) Tourism professionals should:

worry about safety and accident prevention

protect people's health and food safety

ensure the existence of good insurance systems

Pay fair compensation in the event of non-compliance with its contractual obligations

contribute to the cultural and spiritual fulfillment of tourists

allow tourists to freely practice their religion

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4) The public authorities of the generating States should:

ensure all the mechanisms necessary for the repatriation of tourists in the event of the bankruptcy of the company that organized their trip

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5) Governments must inform their nationals in the event of a crisis and also  of the dangers they might encounter while traveling abroad

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6)The press, particularly that specializing in travel, should disseminate honest information on events and situations that could influence the tourist flow.
The informations should be accurate and reliable, and new technologies should be used for this purpose

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This term means that the traveler following an unforeseen event doesn't have the possibility to exercise his/her right, that is, to fully enjoy an organized trip .
There are two different types of demage:

Pecuniary demage: for the economy outlay incurred

Existential or moral damage: caused by disappointment and stress ((ex: lost baggage)

The first, which is more easily quantifiable, corresponds to the purchase price of the trip, while the second case a price reduction in expected

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An advice that I give to tourism professionals is to do everything possible to meet tourists needs and not to think at a general level.
In addition  focus more on flexibility

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Southwest. American. Spirit. Even Delta. It seems like no matter which airline travelers choose, they're all facing the same chaos. The schedule changes, marathon delays and messy cancellations are wreaking havoc on plans and stress levels, and they show no signs of stopping.

The reason for all the mayhem? Airlines are short-staffed for the travel surge, and bad summer storms are adding fuel to the fire.

While every traveler hopes these problems won't happen to them, they are unpredictable. To help prepare you for the worst-case scenarios, we gathered advice from travelers who recently faced airline obstacles.

'It's so chaotic': What flight attendants want you to know as you travel again

For a big event, book a flight time with some room for error.

Briana Desch was looking forward to traveling to her cousin's wedding in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, until she got a notification from Alaska Airlines that her flight had been canceled. The company was unable to rebook her for another flight until the following day, well after the wedding ceremony was over.

"I never thought I'd kill to go to Idaho before this," she said.

As flying remains less than dependable, add some buffer time into your travel schedule should delays and cancellations throw off your arrival time.

Spending hours on hold with airlines? Here's why and what you can do.

Get a direct flight.

Sarah Norise normally avoids American Airlines (they lost her luggage five years ago), but the carrier had a well-priced, perfectly timed option for her Thursday through Sunday trip from Chicago to New York. So she gave them another chance.

After boarding the first of her two flights, the pilot announced that the plane had been over-fueled and that they would have to deplane and get on a new aircraft.

Norise was worried she would miss her connecting flight in D.C., but there were 20 other people on her flight with the same itinerary. They asked if the airline would hold the plane for them, but they didn't get a straight answer. Norise was told to call American's reservations line to figure out a solution. The wait time to speak with a customer service agent was more than nine hours.

Once Norise boarded the new properly fueled plane, the passengers were told that the flight had been delayed again because of weather. As she sat waiting in her seat, an email popped into her inbox: Her connecting flight had been rescheduled to the following day. Already stuck on board, she flew to D.C., then scrambled to find another way to get to New York.

flying international today for the first time since january 2020 and of course there are already plane issues and we had to deplane and now have to wait for a new one 😳
- kelly cohen (@ByKellyCohen) June 27, 2021

American Airlines told her she could compete with 30 other passengers to fly standby at 9 p.m.

"At this point, I asked if there was any flight for any amount of money on any airline that would get me to New York tonight," she said. "They checked and said no; my best bet was the Amtrak."

Norise's friend looked online for another option and immediately spotted a Delta flight that would get her to her destination that evening. She booked it for $300 and got to New York by midnight.

The following day, Norise waited 10 hours on the American Airlines customer service chat app, but she was disconnected before someone could help her. She finally got a call back from the customer service line, and she was told she could get a refund only from the canceled connecting flight - "all $42 of it."

You asked: The airline rescheduled our flight. What can we do?

Norise's advice to other travelers: Avoid connecting flights at all costs.

Don't check a bag.

Avoiding checking your luggage has long been a badge of honor for frequent fliers. But now it is more than a bragging right; it may be a way to salvage a travel disaster.

Shelley Carlin and her husband were stuck at Baltimore-Washington International Marshall Airport for hours after being told that their Southwest flight had been canceled because it didn't have a pilot.

The couple rebooked on Delta to get to Salt Lake City, but first they had to retrieve their checked luggage. Southwest couldn't tell them where their bags were or how to get them back. Carlin said they stood in the baggage office line for hours before they spoke with someone.

Carlin had to get a supervisor involved; several more hours passed before they were able to get two of their three bags (one was inexplicably soaking wet). The last turned out to be on a flight to Salt Lake City. The next day when they landed, they were able to get the final bag.

Day two with out my bags @SouthwestAir sent my bag to a different country
- Logan james (@loganhjames) July 4, 2021

Hustle for an alternative flight.

Ken Walczak and his wife, Adrienne Moon, decided to take a last-minute trip to Alaska. The plan was simple: fly from San Francisco at 5:45 p.m., have a short layover in Seattle, then arrive in Juneau around 11 p.m.

How they actually got to Alaska was more complicated.

The night before the trip, Delta notified Walczak via text that the flight the next evening was delayed two hours, causing them to miss their Seattle connection. To solve that problem, Delta rebooked them on a 6:30 a.m. flight, more than 11 hours earlier than their original plan.

Walczak looked for other flight options but came up empty-handed. The couple took their daybreak flight and landed in Seattle at 8 a.m. Walczak spent hours running back and forth between club lounges, airport trams and customer service counters to find a way to get to Juneau earlier. He was able to get confirmation that his Delta flight had initially been changed because of mechanical issues, and he was allowed to transfer to a different airline.

That's when he found out about Alaska Airlines' "milk run" flight, which stops in multiple towns along the coast of Southeast Alaska. Instead of getting from Seattle to Juneau in 2½ hours, the extra stops meant it would take the couple five hours. They booked it and waited anxiously as other flights around them were canceled. A flight attendant told Walczak that the airline was facing rolling cancellations because they couldn't staff their scheduled flights.

The milk run flight was delayed, then held on the tarmac with passengers on board for nearly an hour. It ultimately took the Walczaks more than 16 hours to get to Juneau from San Francisco. They could have flown to Asia faster.

Sitting in plane on tarmac for 3 hours. Kindle out of power. Rations running low.
- Joe Sonka 😐 (@joesonka) June 24, 2021

Pack snacks.

Avoid having to fight in a hangry crowd by packing your own food, just in case you're stuck at the airport for hours like Diana Hubbell.

The morning of her trip home to New York City from New Orleans, she was notified that her 5:51 p.m. JetBlue flight was delayed two hours, but the airline asked her to come to the airport at the same time regardless. Bad weather in Jamaica had interrupted the delivery of the plane.

While she waited at the gate, she kept receiving emails that her flight was being delayed longer and longer. Customers asked if they could take different flights, get refunds or be reimbursed for a meal at the airport. They were denied.

The crowd, which included families with young children, grew more tense. The airport food options had all closed, and all JetBlue had for the waiting customers were some snack boxes, small bags of gummy bears and Cheez-Its. Arguments broke out.

"People would just pounce on them like hyenas - it was like the saddest thing I've ever seen," Hubbell said. "It was getting pretty Fyre Festival at three in the morning."

JetBlue finally wrangled a different plane for their trip and got the travelers on board at 4 a.m. and to New York by 8 a.m.

Travel was cheap when no one was traveling. That era is over.

Find out why your flight was canceled or delayed.

Richard Palin's round trip from Los Angeles to New Orleans for a friend's bachelor party was a disaster.

His first flight with American Airlines was canceled a week in advance. He rebooked with Frontier Airlines, only to find out at the airport that his flight was canceled without notice. Palin found another American Airlines flight the next morning. Although it was delayed two hours, it did eventually get him to the bachelor party.

On his way home to Los Angeles, Palin arrived at the New Orleans airport two hours before departure. En route, he got a notification that his American Airlines flight was delayed 30 minutes.

"I should have changed my reservations given the news," Palin said.

At the airport, his flight was delayed again and again, ruining Palin's chance of making his connecting flight in Dallas. A gate agent rebooked him on a slightly different connection, insisting that Palin would make it. Instead, Palin was delayed once more, and with no other flight options that evening, he was faced with an overnight layover.

"As our flight is landing, the flight attendant said that since the plane was initially delayed due to maintenance, we are entitled to a hotel room for the night from the airline," Palin said.

At 9:30 p.m., he waited 30 minutes at the customer service desk before being told he did not qualify for complimentary overnight accommodations because the flight was delayed due to weather.

Palin insisted the initial delay was caused by mechanical issues. Finally, Palin was given a hotel voucher, a voucher for a taxi to and from the hotel, and a $12 meal voucher.

If a flight attendant hadn't told Palin he was entitled to that hotel stay, he might have ended up sleeping in the airport or spending his own money on a hotel.

While Palin's meal voucher was unusable when he arrived at the airport at 4:30 a.m., his 6 a.m. flight to Salt Lake City took off on time. Upon landing, he learned his next flight to Los Angeles was delayed more than two hours, making his layover 5.5 hours.

Now at home, Palin is still waiting to hear back from Frontier about his refund request.

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Importance of Travel Website for the Travel Company

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Customers are interested in exploring every location on their own without any intervention of travel operators. They want to have entire control in their hand.

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There must be an understanding of humanity's common values with respect for others whit one of the differences with respect to us

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For me the tourism is very important, the tourism means discovering new culture, people, traditions and places. It enables people to know themselves and other people in a better way. And we must always respect the rules and the people we meet on our way.

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- This article is about the sustainable development;
- The tourism development should safeguard the natural environment;
- Saving rare and precious resources;
_  Tourism infrastructure should be designed and tourism activities programmed in such a way as to protect the natural heritage composed of ecosystems and biodiversity and to preserve endangered species of wildlife.

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An example can be:
Build more  accommodation facilities and try to improve the territory by offering more possibilities for locals and tourists. Obviously in rural or mountain areas you need good ideas to facilitate tourism and make it work in the best way.
Here in norcia we can create for example some trails that connects norcia with others small towns to increase the tourism all over the territory. festivals

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All turist activities should contain traditions of various religions, laws and customs.
Host communities should know and respect the tourists who visit them.
It is the responsibility of the public authorities to ensure the protection of tourists.
Tourists must not commit any criminal act or considered criminal by the laws of the country visited.
Tourists and visitors have a responsibility to inquire about the characteristics of the countries they want to visit; they must be aware of the risks

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- Achieve peace of mind

- Enhance your creativity
- Improve your communication skills
- Broaden your horizons
- Boost your confidence
- Get real-life education
- Make memories
- Understand yourself
- Improve your health
- Have fun

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Benefits of Travelling | Why Travelling Is Important

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Riva del Garda Fierecongressi is called to publish by 2023 its commitment to achieve zero net emissions by 2050

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Riva del Garda Fierecongressi is called to publish by 2023 its commitment to achieve zero net emissions by 2050

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Events drive industries and societies. They shape conversations, foster innovation and generate business. They are key to human collaboration.
This holds true for every subject - including sustainability and climate change. The events industry has a special role to play in tackling climate change. We provide the meeting places and market places to work on solutions to the climate crisis. At the same time we have a responsibility to minimise our impact on climate change.

We are inviting organisations from across the events industry - venues, organisers, exhibitors and suppliers - to join this collaborative effort to drive the events sector towards net zero.

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Net Zero Carbon Events | Net Zero Carbon Events

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Events drive industries and societies. They shape conversations, foster innovation and generate business. They are key to human collaboration. This holds true for every subject - including sustainability and climate change. The events industry has a special role to play in tackling climate change.

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at the beginning of the 90s low cost airlines were introduced, they are airline companies that allow you to travel at very low prices and also allow families with fewer opportunities to travel. They are agencies that save on all their costs to ensure that their price is low. One of the first companies was Ryanair which is still the most famous for this type of travel today. because traveling is everyone's right .

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ENAC was one of the first organizations in Europe that dealt with the rights of disabled people and in being able to make them travel in the best way possible with the introduction of materials to facilitate them

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Holidays are a fundamental right for every worker, the possibility of having a holiday period in the working year is mandatory, both to make every worker rest with dignity and to run the tourism economy thanks to the many more trips there are . it has recently become a fundamental right that cannot be prohibited